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October Retreat 2003, Our first October retreat.
Although the retreat started on Friday, officially at check in, unofficially it started long before that. Thursday afternoon I arrived with Anne from England and Anne from Tennessee, after a bit of sightseeing in route (and I will stick to that story!) The rest of the ladies were shopping on the way to Bird-in-Hand, and arrived with lots of packages to prove it.
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Friday morning the Annes and I did some shopping and sightseeing.
      The Annes
|  Covered bridge
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When everyone had finally checked in and settled down, we started our Three Dimensional Tessellated Autumn Leaves.
      Janet
|       Pat
| Anne E
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Saturday was our Shopping Excursion and we had a great time.
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Barbara from Delaware and Debbie from Maryland
Pat and Joan from Delaware, Anne from England, Janet from Delaware and Michele from Virginia
Anne from Tennessee
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After this group photo, we headed off to Sauders.
      Anne E
|  Michele and Anne
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      Janet
|  Barbara and Joan
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Next stop Burkholders
      Anne and Janet
|  Joan
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      Pat and Barbara
|  Janet, Barbara, Debbie, Pat
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      Debbie
|  Anne
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      Checking out
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And then Weavers
      Michele and Janet
|  Pat
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      Barbara and Anne
|  Joan
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      Debbie, Barbara Pat
|  |      Pat, Janet      and mystery shopper just to show that we weren't the only ones shopping that day!
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| Which do you think Michele is thinking in this photo? a. I'm first in line b. I want that piece over there too c. Do I really want this all? d. Boy this stuff is heavy e. Does this red go with everything else? f. Why am I buying all this?
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After dinner we went back to working on our autumn leaves
      Joan
|  Michele
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| Janet showed us all a really neat way to make coasters.
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After breakfast and some more shopping on Sunday (there are a few shops open locally) we finally started our houses.
      Barbara and Michele
|  Pat
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 Here are houses in different stages |
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And here are Autumn Leaves projects, some finished and some not quite done. |
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